Pokemon Pets Game Official Forum - Guides

Sets For PVP and Gym Pokemons

Wed, 14 Jul 2021 21:48:17 +0100

Suggest pokemons set in the comments and ill add it to this list.

Shiny Mega Zoroark by Zayden Aegislash https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=5690865
Shiny Mega Melmetal by Zayden Aegislash https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=5677889
Shiny Dianeas by Zayden Aegislash https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=5663101

Mixed Gym Strategy Guide

Mon, 12 Jul 2021 00:35:50 +0100

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxNX7wtoqwU This is a strategy for all gyms, mainly 18 and 19. Give feedback on the results of it if you please.

The New New Trainers Guide(Fragmented)

Thu, 03 Dec 2020 15:44:38 +0000

Hello All! Hope you're Staying Safe during this time! So i decided to make an all encompassing guide, but its taking longer than I thought so I will be releasing it in fragments. This is Part 1 of 4, let me know if you have any comments or help on the other parts! The Imgur Guide is one that doesn't require time to load, the google doc will allow you to use "command F"(highlight word shortcut) to jump around. Enjoy!

Starfall Town: Starting Out
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What To Use guide!

Mon, 19 Oct 2020 20:13:20 +0100

Hello people, today ill be making a guide on what pokemon are good in general

Ill take any additional suggestions too!

Shiny Mega Giratina
Giratina is a enormous tank pokemon! It has 3 statuses at once! And its defenses and HP are enormous, but its only REALLY super good when you have the abi change on it! Here is a screenshot of the RIGHT way to use Giratina!

That is how you use Giratina!

More coming soon, like Glaceon Rose and more!

Sorry about the Giratina image but i will soon make a text version of the set.

Q and A Thread(Moveset Section)

Sun, 30 Jun 2019 01:30:34 +0100

Hello^^This is similar to my Q and A Thread only this is where I recommend movesets^^I'll give the best answer I can^^If it isn't the best answer,ask a moderatorEx.: https://www.pokemonpets.com/Shiny-Mega-S...edex-10213 This would be a wall according to Zap's Custom Classes.Best thing would be to overwhelm enemy with statuses.Moveset would be:Wrap,Toxic,Thunder Wave,Bind.Use Wrap and Bind to bleed the enemy and since it drains 10% of enemy HP when they get burns,etc,letz do the math.Decrease by 10%+10 10's make 100+10 turns=Faint the target.That would be some simple math to explain the reason of statuses.Use Toxic to do the exact math.Use Thunder Wave to make enemy speed drop and make itz chances of missing increase.Gtg.I'll add new tip later^^Vote in poll.

Pokemon Classes(My customs)

Wed, 26 Jun 2019 02:07:40 +0100

New ones when I come up w/ em and can b online.Updates in this post.Now,letz DO THIS!!!Slow Starters These pokemon are slow but can defend GREAT or attack GREAT. Recommended item:Survival Armor,Attack Pill,Serum,etc,Defense Pill,Serum,etc Example: Https://www.pokemonpets.com/Deoxys-Defen...kedex-4002 Fast StartersThese pokemon specialize in Speed.They have great chance of going first.Recommended item:Speed Pill,Serum,etc.Example: Https://www.pokemonpets.com/Deoxys-Speed...kedex-4003 Crushers These pokemon specialize in Attack and SpAtk.Recommended item:Attack Pill,Serum,etc.Example: Https://www.pokemonpets.com/Deoxys-Attac...kedex-4001 More comin soon!!!

The Q and A thread

Sat, 22 Jun 2019 20:12:34 +0100

This thread answers every question tht I know the answer to.New ones each time.CeF,pls tell me how you like it below.
How do you know what the chance of finding a pokemon?
Well,you click your map page next to your name.
For example: https://www.pokemonpets.com/Maps-Bass-Swamp
Look at the pokemon u can find.
Next to the pokemon is it's appearence chance.
Shinies put on the map are 0.01% chance.
Event shinies hv 0.05% chance.
*Lgnds are 0.03% in event.
Sometimes when you can walk on water,etc. ,u hv better chance to find lgnds and below.Idk abt event shinies,tho,-,
Good stock on Master Balls is recommended if your hunting shinies and lgnds.
Super Rod has 0.16% chance of catching U-rares,I believe for every U-Rare.
So Super Rod is recommended.
Legends are LVL 90 when u use Super Rod.
So please let me know how each tip goes.Bye for now,-,Gonna make a new tip.

Pokemon Classes

Wed, 27 Dec 2017 19:53:40 +0000

Hey guys! So some of you guys have been asking me stuff like what is a tank? and what is a sweeper? So today I decided might as explain it to you guys. Here We GO!!! (BTW we will cover the basics and then the custom ones)

So Pokemon Have Different Classes?

I guess you can say so. Each Pokemon is unique but mostly many of them have the same purpose and belong to the following categories.

BASIC

TANK

Solid all rounder. Has moderate defensive stats and excels in either Attack or Special Attack. Can take hits and deal out some decent damage, Used to take out walls and other tanks. Drawback usually has quite low speed.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2826431

EV training - 252 HP , 252 either Attack or Special Attack

Walls

Highly defensive. Can take a lot of hits, Usually uses status or Radiation to take out opponents. Drawback has limited offensive capabilities usually slow.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2905406

EV training - 129 defence, 129 special defence, 252 HP

Sweeper

Fast and hard hittin'. Excels both offensively in either Attack or Special Attack. Has amazing speed. Usually used to counter walls and tanks. Most of time hits first. Drawback has low defensive stats and is usually one shotted by tanks.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2992719

EV training - 252 Attack or Special Attack, 252 Speed , 6 HP

ADVANCED

Glass Tanks/ Glass Cannon

Usually can take one hit and deal out an amazing amount of damage. Has high offensive stats but drawback has low defensive stats and speed. Recommended to equip Survival Armor.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2591983

Tank Wall Breaker

A tank used to take out walls.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2977637

Sweeper Wall Breaker

A sweeper used to counter walls

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2253967

Mixed Sweeper (Double Barrel)

A sweeper that specializes in both Attack and Special Attack.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/Shiny-Mega-D...edex-10386

ZAP'S CUSTOM CLASSES

First String Sweeper (Shotgun Sweeper)

Your sweeper with the highest Attack/Special Attack, reccomended to start the battle.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2915417

Second String Sweeper (Special Sweeper)

A sweeper that specializes in status and uses it to its advantage

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2986057

Third String Sweeper (Solo Sweeper)

The fastest sweeper, uses moves to boost evasion e.g U-Turn

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=1994562

Fourth String Sweeper (Finisher Sweeper)

Used to "finish" Pokemon.

Example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2928642

Thanks for readin'! Do PM me in game to tell me if i missed any out!

How To EV/Train Your Pokemon (2018 Edition)

Wed, 27 Dec 2017 19:20:01 +0000

Hey guys! So a lot of you guys have heard about EV training but actually have no idea what it is. So you've been messaging me a lot about it so I decided might as well give you all a lesson. So here it is how to Ev your Pokemon - zap style.

What is an EV?

EV stands for effort values. They are are different to IV (independent values) since they are changeable at will. So what do they actually do you ask? All Pokemon can have a maximum of 510 EVs. They are then split into 6 groups. Attack,Special Attack, Defence, Special Defence, Speed and Hit Points (HP) . You can have a max of 252 in a certain group. For every 4 EV points you gain one stat point for your Pokemon. For instance let's say a Pokemon has 8 EVs in Attack then they have an additional 2 attack points.

How is this useful?

A correctly EV trained Pokemon is much more efficient as well as more stronger than a randomly trained Pokemon. This is because you are maximizing the Pokemon's strengths. This makes a Pokemon stronger since you have trained your Pokemon to become specialized in a certain job (e.g Sweeper).

When Do You Need To EV?

For the first 17 badges EV training is generally not recommended as you don't need to really. For gyms 18 and 19 it is recommended you consider and probably Ev train your Pokemon.

Where Do You EV train?

Do the following gyms for each EV point.

Attack - Martial City
Special Attack - Sakura City
Defence - Ferrous City
Special Defence - Sakura City
Speed - Power Center City
HP - None in particular, most gyms give a reasonable amount of HP

What Do I Need To Ev train?

Varies on what Pokemon you are training. However all EV trainers are recommended to purchase a Macho Brace and give it to your Pokemon since it doubles the EV points you get after battle. So in essence makes EV training 2 times faster. Purchase 10 of each of the 2 stats you decide to maximize. (Note : you can only use a max of 10 EV boosting items for each stat)

Protein - Gives 10 Attack EV Points
Calcium - Gives 10 Special Attack EV points
Iron - Gives 10 Defence EV points
Zinc - Gives 10 Special Defence EV points
Carbos - Gives 10 Speed EV points
HP UP - Gives 10 HP EV points.

Kelpsy Berry - Reduces Attack EV by 10
Hondew Berry - Reduces Special Attack EV by 10
Qualot Berry - Reduces Defence EV by 10
Grepa Berry - Reduces Special Defence EV by 10
Tamato Berry - Reduces Speed EV by 10
Pomeg Berry - Reduces HP EV by 10

So How Do You EV train?

Simple lets take one Pokemon for example and look at its Pokedex entry. Let's Pick https://www.pokemonpets.com/Shiny-Mega-E...edex-10530

When EV training you want to maximize a Pokemon's strength. So first of all looking at Shiny-Mega-Excadrill's base stats, it appears to be a sweeper since its generally decent speed stat and its overwhelming attack stat. So this makes it a physical sweeper. So the correct load out would be 252 EV points in attack, 252 EV points in speed and 6 in Hp. When Ev training a Pokemon it is recommended to put 252 points in each of its top 2 stats. The remaining 6 is up to you.

So looking at the where to EV train list above it looks like we need to go to Martial City. We give our Excadrill a macho brace to speed things up. We keep fighting with our Excadrill until it has 152 Attack EV points. Upon defeating a Pokemon it will drop an EV stat!

Once we have reached that we use 10 Protein to take it up to 252 EV points! (Like I said before you can only use a maximum of 10 EV boosting items for each stat) Congrats! Now we have EV one stat! Before you move onto your next stat it is reccomended you use berries to lower all the EV points you don't need so in our case we need Attack and Speed do Special Attack, Special defence, Defence and HP are irrelevant so we use berries to reduce these stats to 0.

So on completion a fully trained Excadrill looks like this - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=2895794

Is that it?

Yup! Thats all there is to it really!

BTW if you are too lazy to EV train you can always pay me to do it for you or you can try my good friend @SurfinSamurott in game.

Thanks for reading!

How To Price And Rate Your Pokemon

Sun, 24 Dec 2017 16:25:12 +0000

Hey guys, recently there've been a lot of unfair pricing going around. So as a member of this community I'm gonna try and make it right. Here is a quick guide on how to price pokes . (Note : This is just an idea, You do not have to use this. Also prices may change sometimes dramatically)

Also if you just want to see the pricing scroll down.

THE ZAP SCALE

F - Possibly one of the worse Pokes i've ever seen
E - Slightly better but in general ewwwwww
D - Meh below average
C - Average, usable but can do much better
B - Decent worth hanging onto (and worthy of a mega evolution)
A - Worthy of PVP definitely consider using a mega gem
A+ - Just below reward box status pretty good
A* - Reward box status
A** - Better than reward box
G.O.A.T - Possibly the greatest Pokemon in the game.

So how do you rate your Pokemon?

Possibly the 2 most important aspect in a Pokemon is its IVS and Nature. Let's use an example - https://www.pokemonpets.com/SeeUserPokem...ID=1994562

This is Zeus my Shiny-Mega-Jolteon-Dragon. On my scale I rate it at A+. Why? Let me list em'

1) Zeus is a sweeper, you can tell by looking at its base stats. So it's 2 most important stats are Speed and Offense.
Zeus happens to be a Special Sweeper so his 2 main stats are Special Attack and Speed.

2) So let's look at his IVS, he has 29 on Special Attack which is A** because its better than reward box (which have 27). It also has 29 on attack and special defence which aren't as useful but still better than RB. Its speed is just below RB at 25 points. So balancing Zeus out i rate him an A+ in this category of IVS.

3) Now let's look at Zeus's nature. His nature minuses defence and adds speed. This is pretty good since Zeus being a sweeper doesn't really need defence. However in some cases he may need it such as when he is outspeeded or when the opponent resists his attack. So Hasty is a good nature but its better to have a nature such as Timid which minuses attack (which we don't need since Zeus is a special attacker so hes never gonna use it) and boosts speed. Another good nature would be Modest which minuses Attack and boosts Special Attack. So really its up to you whether you want a fast but weaker hitter or a slower but more powerful attack. So in the nature category i rate my Zeus also an A+.

4) Ev training is another one you could look at but it doesn't really make a difference. A fully ev trained pokemon will at most make another 1million gold perhaps less or more.

5) Another aspect that is important is versatility (how useful it is) . Do you really want to pay say 30 million gold for a good shiny sunflora? You could but then and again sunflora isn't exactly the most useful Pokemon so this could affect its price.

So overall we give Zeus an A+.

So how do we price our Pokemon?

Once you have rated your Pokemon you can use this rough list to work out its pricing (Like i said before this is just a rough idea you do not need to use this but you may want to if you want to be fair) ( Oh yeah and I'm doing shinies only. I'll let you guys work out how to price non shinies yourself)

F - At most 7 million gold . (I've seen some go for even 4 million so )
E - At most 8 million gold. (Again some can go for even lower)
D - Roughly 9.5 million to 10 million.
C - Roughly 10 million - 12 million.
B - Roughly 13 million to 15 million. (Legendary Shinies - 20-25 million)
A - Roughly 17 million to 20 million. (Legendary Shinies - 30-35 million)
A+ - 20 million to 25 million. (Legendary Shinies - 40 - 50 million)
A* - really depends on what shiny reward box it is. Good RBs can go for up to 100 million. ( Legendary Shines - up to 300mil)
A** - Again really depends on what shiny it is. Good ones can go for 200 million. (Legendary Shinies - Up to 400 mill)
G.O.A.T - Very rarely sold, Most expensive I've seen went for 400 million. (Legendary Shinies could go for wayyy more maybe even 600 million )

Pricing and rating your Pokemon is pretty easy as it is generally common sense. I recommend using the Pokedex to assist you. I know selling shinies can be hard since you worked hard for it and yet when you sell it you're not getting the price you thought you were because your shiny isn't as good as you thought it was. But please be considerate and at the end of the day it is your choice whether to sell it or not.

If you have any concerns or would like help please pm me i'd be more than happy to help

Additionally if you feel like you have been ripped off do pm me in game and I'll do my best to either get your shiny back or compensate you.

My in game name is zap10 or as shouko likes to say the guy with the massive ego

Thanks for reading!

(Note : If you feel like I've made a mistake do PM me and let me know so I can correct it)

Shop part 4 How can sell any item at bazaar?

Fri, 21 Apr 2017 18:30:13 +0100

Before start i want to tell you there is text in this thread with blue color they are link who can make this post more understanding. lets start...
For new player
If you did not read then you need to
Read >Shop part 1 how can buy any item from NPC? <
Read >Shop part 2 how can sell any item at NPC? <
Read >Shop part 3 how can buy any item from bazaar? <

There is something you must understand
Bazaar items are buying by real people (Game player). Anyone can buy items if any player is not interested in your item or your item's price then your item is not going to sell. you can sell any of your item and you can choose price by yourself.

let's start

1[sup]st[/sup] Find shop

This is a blue building (you can find Shop in every city or town)

2nd Enter in shop

3rd In the shop you will find 6 button

Button no. 4 is “sell item at bazaar”

click it

These are all your Items

you can see how many bags you have and how many bags are on The Bazaar (which are not in Bazaar)

4th Find that item which you want to sell

You have 3 ways to find your item
1[sup]st[/sup] Filter by the first letter of Item and 2[sup]nd[/sup] Filter by the Item type 3[sup]rd[/sup] By the page

after found item

5th Sell It

1st Enter how many amount you want Sell

2nd at which price you are going to sell per item

I would advice you sell your item less then NPC price

3rd click on Update

here is message

you can remove some items if you think you need to remove

Your item is not sold yet and no one know how long it take. Its depends on many factors are working like your item, item's price and how many peoples are active. So keep patience.

But one thing can help you its "Advertising". You can advertise at market chat (only market chat)

Market Chat has some rule you have to follow them

4.1. Trade Chat IS ONLY FOR Market/Shop and Bazaar advertisements and related chit-chat.
4.1.1. No more than 5 posts in a row.
4.1.1.1. Wait until your message is out of the view in chat, or delete your old message, before posting the same

When your item will sold you will get notification by PM

There is some tax that you have to pay see in image

here is one more post can help you on this topic >Blau's Sale/Trade Beginners Guide<

How to use shop?

[youtube]PFjzsqGJyjc[/youtube]

If anyone think i made any mistake or something is missing can reply. MOST WELLCOME

pokedex's uses

Sat, 20 Aug 2016 02:37:36 +0100

Hello everyone, so here is the basic guide for the pokedex,

first i will name all the uses for the pokedex, here is a link
https://www.pokemonpets.com/Pokedex

and an image

to access the pokedex, it is in the top left corner of the game screen, along with other options such as, FAQ threads, natures list, how to play, game maps, and abilties list, the pokedex is the last option there

so there are mulit diffrent options on the pokedex, lets go over some,

1. filter by first name : this allows you to look up the exact pokemon, but you must make sure you spell it right or it won't show, or you can type first few letters and click an auto complete name then click filter.

2. you can also filter a pokemon by what its first letter is, along with selecting what class ( will be mentioned below ) you can pick like, A / class uncommon / and see all the pokemon that are uncommon and start with a, such as aron, arcanine, ect..

3. filter by pokemon catchable/uncatchable at the maps filter, what do you mean uncatchable? it means pokemon that you can only get from, evolving or "transforming" your pokemon / only catchable through events, to see what pokemon are available in events, check events chat, most pokemon uncatchable that are only in events are usally shinies and starters.

4. filter by types : so you can filter what type of pokemon you are looking for, so like you are looking for pokemon that are... water, just click 1 of the 2 boxes and select a type, and there you have it, all water types apper below.

5. filter by learnable, so you want to find out what pokes can learn a certain move? such as... false swipe, type the move or part of the move and let it auto complete
: note : if you mispell the word it might not pull up.

6. classes : you can filter pokemon by classes, common - shinies, mega-ls
( mega legends ) has been filtered in the pic above, all the classes in the pokedex are...

common - uncommon - rare - ultra rare - legendary - shiny - mega legendary - mega shiny - mega shiny legendaries

7. how about filter by abilties, whats useful about that? well lets say you are looking for a pokemon that has a special ability you require.. filter though abilties and select, exp : i filtered beyond type, allows you to hit an enemy that should be immune to that type of attack, such as pangoro.

8. filter pokemon i have / dont have, like your trying to complete collections, exp : starters, i can filter to see which 1s i have or dont have and need to get, there is also a little pokeball to the right when your scrolling down the pokedex, if you dont have that pokemon the pokeball will be gray, if you do have it the pokeball will have a red top, this pokeball icon will also show up on maps with pokemon on it

9. artist filter, have a fave artist? or just want to see what they have drawn for the game? well here you can search through the artist and select 1 to filter all the pokes they have drawn. also, when you have a pokemon pulled up ( like m-rayquaza mentioned below ) there are the artists name that is also a link.

10. you can also sort through the pokemon's id number, which allows you to see the 1st pokemon, all the way to the highest id numbered poke.

11. name, there you can click the gray name button to sort pokemon alphabetically
A-Z / Z-A / or not at all.

12. you can also sort by a pokemon stats, by clicking 1 of the choices, hp/attack/defence/sp attack/sp defence/speed/or sum of all stats, you can chose to sort from highest, lowest, or do not sort.

13. there is also a filter by total in server, that shows you how many pokemon are in the game at the moment,( how many ppl have caught ) the pokedex shows there are over 43,767 charmanders, but.. there are still many pokemon not even caught in the game, so you still have a chance to catch 'em first!

14. the pokedex is also a helpful place to see what orb/gem a pokemon require's to transform, such as eevees, there you can see what gem causes what eevee transformation, such as a luna gem causes the eevee to transform into vaporeon.

15. ok so now were gonna take a look at a pokemons full page in the pokedex, to do so click the pokemon's picture that you want to look at, i'm gonna go to mega-rayquaza's page, ( as seen in picture below )

16. filter by ev : you can also filter by ev points in the pokedex. perfect for ev training, it is right next to the filter by types

[b]so now we can see the stats of m-rayquaza, his elemental sensitivity, his transformation line, and his abilities. when on the pokedex page you can scroll down to see the pokemons learnable hm moves / teachable tm moves / and his lvl up attacks / how many in game.

for more guides, here is 1 on maps --> https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-how...or-newbies

what is a guild? --> https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-what-is-a-guild

tips for your first legend hunt --> https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-tip...#pid148843

ivs/evs/nature/ --> https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-wha...do-they-do

getting gold --> https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-tip...tting-gold

voting --> https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-voting
let me know if i should add anything

Shop part 3 how can buy any item from bazaar?

Tue, 09 Aug 2016 15:56:22 +0100

For new player
If you did not read
Read Shop part 1 how can buy any item from NPC? https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-Sho...m-from-NPC
Read Shop part 2 how can sell any item at NPC? https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-Sho...tem-at-NPC
There is something you must understand
Bazaar items are selling by real people (Game player). Anyone can buy items if any player is selling if nobody is selling then you can't buy. And the price of item is not fixed its all depend on the seller of item.
Let's start
1[sup]st[/sup] Find shop
This is a blue building (you can find Shop in every city or town)

2nd Enter in shop

3rd In the shop you will find 6 button
Button no. 3 is “Buy item from bazaar”
click it

4[sup]th[/sup] Find which item do you want buy
you have 7 way to find items
1st order by price
2nd Filter by seller name
3rd Search By Price Interval
4th Filter by item name
5th Filter by item type
6th Search by item name
7th By page

Now you can see seller's profile and pm icon (if you want chat with him/her on anything like price of item or ex.). and how many piece one sell and what is price of per piece.

5th buy it
1st enter how my amount you want

2nd click on buy button

done

note: you can not buy item if you have not gold amount as price amount.
If anyone thinks I made any mistake or something is missing can reply. MOST WELLCOME

How To Get Even More Gold and Exp

Fri, 13 May 2016 21:17:44 +0100

Since Atharva quit and can't update his thread anymore, i'll be starting a new one
This thread will be updated everytime the game is updated
This is for players who want to earn a lot more gold and exp, and also for those who want to level pokes faster
This should be used along with voting for EXP and Money Boost for best results

[b]*Note* The gold amount is 10% of what the numbers in the post says. The experience is the same though[/b]

Only zones 7-16 are worth battling npcs from (17-19 for more advanced players)
I won't include the gyms and guardians since everyone knows that basically
So here is the list of npcs in each zone that give out high rewards:

Zone 7: Ground

Route 155: Overheated Desert
Exp: 124,290
Gold: 62,145

Route 156: Sandstorm Forest
Exp: 125,050
Gold: 62,525

Route 158: Central Desert Town
Exp: 140,480
Gold: 70,240

Route 159: Arid Path
Exp: 131,040
Gold: 65,520

Route 161: Quicksand Cave F1
Exp: 110,460
Gold: 55,230

Route 162: Quicksand Cave F2
Exp: 300,550
Gold: 150,275

Route 163: Quicksand Cave F3
Exp: 226,280
Gold: 113,140

Route 164: Ancient Ruins
Exp: 208,030
Gold: 104,015

Route 165: Marble Cave F1
Exp: 111,190
Gold: 55,595

Route 166: Marble Cave F2
Exp: 210,610
Gold: 105,305

Route 167: Marble Cave F3
Exp: 152,000
Gold: 76,000

Route 168: Cactus Sands
Exp: 100,970
Gold: 50,485

Route 169: Desert Oasis
Exp: 625,690
Gold: 313,845

Route 170: Twin Sand Lakes
Exp: 635,790
Gold: 317,895

Route 171: Barren Sands
Exp: 148,460
Gold: 74,230

Route 172: Anteater Town
Exp: 302,940
Gold: 151,470

Route 173: Stable Road
Exp: 125,570
Gold: 62,875

Route 175: Saguaro Way
Exp: 167,900
Gold: 83,950

Route 176: Lone Pyramid Path
Exp: 273,270
Gold: 136,635

Route 178: Fossil Cave F2
Exp: 244,230
Gold: 122,115

Route 179: Fossil Cave F3
Exp: 283,900
Gold: 141,950

Route 180: Oasis Town
Exp: 419,560
Gold: 209,780

Route 181: Rattlesnake Path
Exp: 213,580
Gold: 106,790

Route 185: Withered Path
Exp: 102,750
Gold: 51,375

Total Exp with no exp boost + delibird (150%) Total Gold without gold boost and amulet coin(150%)
8,226,885 4,115,047
With Exp Boost And Delibird (300%) With gold boost and amulet coin (350%)
16,453,776   9,601,777

Zone 8: Rock

Route 187: Gravel Path
Exp: 105,840
Gold: 52,920

Route 188: Rocky Road
Exp: 121,860
Gold: 60,930

Route 189: Stone Walk
Exp: 114,250
Gold: 57,125

Route 190: Obsidian Pathway
Exp: 115,050
Gold: 55,525

Route 192: Sapphire Route
Exp: 174,660
Gold: 87,330

Route 193: Coal Path
Exp: 109,870
Gold: 54,935

Route 196: Rocky Mines F2
Exp: 209,820
Gold: 104, 910

Route 197: Rocky Cliffs
Exp: 133,850
Gold: 66,925

Route 198: Mineral Path
Exp: 179,900
Gold: 89,950

Route 200: Dangerous Bridges
Exp: 157,130
Gold: 78,565

Route 202: Gecko Valley
Exp: 198,460
Gold: 99,230

Route 203: Rocky Mines F1
Exp: 249,880
Gold: 124,940

Route 204: Rocky Mines F2
Exp: 101,370
Gold: 50,685

Route 205: Scorpionfly Route
Exp: 148,770
Gold: 74,385

Route 206: Hard Rock Cave F1
Exp: 198,850
Gold: 99,425

Route 207: Hard Rock Cave F2
Exp: 147,470
Gold: 73,735

Route 209: Miner Town
Exp: 261,080
Gold: 130,540

Route 210: Excavator Path
Exp: 163,600
Gold: 81,800

Route 211: Cautious Path
Exp: 276,720
Gold: 138,360

Route 212: Crystal Cliffs
Exp: 141,500
Gold: 70,750

Route 213: Glyptodon City
Exp: 161,400
Gold: 80,700

Route 215: Rocket Path
Exp: 112,530
Gold: 56,265

Total exp without boost + delibird (150%) Total gold without boost + amulet coin (150%)
5,193,000 2,596,500
With exp boost +delibird (300%) Total gold with boost + amulet coin (350%)
10,386,000 6,058,500

Zone 9: Fire

Route 217: Singed Alley
Exp: 171,690
Gold: 85,845

Route: 218: Burning Route
Exp: 303,180
Gold: 151, 590

Route 219: Boiling Route
Exp: 146,110
Gold: 73,055

Route 221: Ash Path
Exp: 114,150
Gold: 57,075

Route 223: Scorched Town
Exp: 324,610
Gold: 162,305

Route 224: Volcanic Ruins
Exp: 278,800
Gold: 139,400

Route 225: Molten Land
Exp: 176,140
Gold: 88,070

Route 226: Magma Cave F1
Exp: 100,900
Gold: 50,450

Route 227: Magma Cave F2
Exp: 254,310
Gold: 127,155

Route 228: Ruby Cave F1
Exp: 154,900
Gold: 77,450

Route 229: Ruby Cave F2
Exp: 109,980
Gold: 54,990

Route 230: Fiery Crossing
Exp: 121,590
Gold: 60,795

Route 231: Blazing Arch
Exp: 125,370
Gold: 62,685

Route 232: Volcano Route
Exp: 110, 600
Gold: 55,300

Route 233: Charred Stone Town
Exp: 270,720
Gold: 135,360

Route 235: Charred Pathway
Exp: 126,870
Gold: 63,435

Route 236: Lavaflow Town
Exp: 120,170
Gold: 60,085

Route 237: Magma Walks
Exp: 144,560
Gold: 72,280

Route 238: Charcoal Route
Exp: 108,260
Gold: 54,130

Route 239: Fireside Walks
Exp: 283,880
Gold: 141,940

Route 240: Volcano City
Exp: 160,550
Gold: 80,275

Route 242: Torched Tree Path
Exp: 190,810
Gold: 95,405

Total Exp without boost + delibird (150%) Total Gold without boost + amulet coin (150%)
5,592,900 2,780,505
Total Exp with boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with boost + amulet coin (350%)
11,185,800 6,487,845

Zone 10: Electric

Route 249: Volt Rock Cave F1
Exp: 341,310
Gold: 170,655

Route 250: Volt Rock Cave F2
Exp: 641,050
Gold: 320,525

Route 253: Volt Town
Exp: 187,980
Gold: 93,990

Route 254: Tension Forest
Exp: 164,490
Gold: 82,245

Route 255: Electro Rock Valley
Exp: 106,460
Gold: 53,230

Route 256: Jolt Path
Exp: 252,260
Gold: 126,130

Route 257: Voltage Tower Path
Exp: 111,990
Gold: 55,995

Route 258: Electro Town
Exp: 125,460
Gold: 62,730

Route 259: Electro Tower Valley
Exp: 157,340
Gold: 78,670

Route 260: Voltaic Cave F1
Exp: 473,920
Gold: 236,960

Route 261: Voltaic Cave F2
Exp: 166,490
Gold: 83,245

Route 262: Anodic Path
Exp: 205,720
Gold: 102,860

Route 265: Arch Valley
Exp: 165,180
Gold: 82,590

Route 266: Thunder Valley
Exp: 126,650
Gold: 63,325

Route 267: Energy Forest
Exp: 160,300
Gold: 80,150

Route 269: Power City Center
Exp: 468,550
Gold: 234,275

Total Exp without exp boost + delibird (150%) Total Gold without gold boost + amulet coin (150%)
5,782,725 2,891,362
Total Exp with exp boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with gold boost + amulet coin (350%)
11,565,450 6,746,512

Zone 11: Fairy

Route 271: Illuminated Valley
Exp: 120,760
Gold: 60,380

Route 272: Flashing Forest
Exp: 134,140
Gold: 67,070

Route 276: Golden Valley
Exp: 215,590
Gold: 107,795

Route 277: Beam Path
Exp: 223,520
Gold: 111,760

Route 278: Sky Valley
Exp: 254,380
Gold: 127,190

Route 279: Illuminated Cave F1
Exp: 132,550
Gold: 66,275

Route 280: Illuminated Cave F2
Exp: 317,810
Gold: 158,905

Route 281: Glow Cave F1
Exp: 266,040
Gold: 133,020

Route 282: Glow Cave F2
Exp: 120,810
Gold 60,405

Route 283: Spectrum Route
Exp: 190,600
Gold: 95,300

Route 284: Xenon Path
Exp: 227,130
Gold: 113,565

Route 285: Ray Town
Exp: 220,770
Gold: 110, 385

Route 286: Glimmering Forest
Exp: 121,080
Gold 60,540

Route 287: Enlightened Way
Exp: 337,020
Gold: 168,510

Route 290: Electromagnetic Forest
Exp: 177,980
Gold: 88,990

Route 292: Rigel Forest
Exp: 100,200
Gold: 50,100

Route 293: Moonlight Valley
Exp: 245,870
Gold: 122,935

Route 294: Star light City
Exp: 639,320
Gold: 319,600

Route 296: Shimmering Path
Exp: 129,970
Gold: 64,985

Total Exp without exp boost + delibird (150%) Total Gold without gold boost + amulet coin (150%)
6,203,310 3,131,565
Total Exp with exp boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with gold boost + amulet coin (350%)
12,406,620 7,306,985

Zone 12: Fighting

Route 298: Boxing Path
Exp: 206,670
Gold: 103,335

Route 299: Archer Valley
Exp: 133,440
Gold: 66,720

Route 300: Scar Town
Exp: 189,640
Gold: 94,820

Route 301: Warriors Valley
Exp: 489,200
Gold: 244,600

Route 302: Clash Route
Exp: 189,140
Gold: 94,570

Route 303: Kickboxing Valley
Exp: 581,170
Gold: 290,585

Route 304: Combat Fields
Exp: 601,350
Gold: 300,675

Route 305: Karate Path
Exp:178,820
Gold: 89,410

Route 310: Training Cave F3
Exp: 125,350
Gold: 62,675

Route 311: Taekwondo Path
Exp: 171,370
Gold: 85,865

Route 312: Guardians Route
Exp: 169,310
Gold: 84,655

Route 313: Path of Tears
Exp: 177,180
Gold: 88,590

Route 314: Cave of Tears F1
Exp: 292,950
Gold: 146,475

Route 315: Cave of Tears F2
Exp: 179,400
Gold: 89,700

Route 316: Abbas Town
Exp: 173,770
Gold: 85,885

Route 317: Glorious Path
Exp: 538,830
Gold: 269,415

Route 319: Berserker Path
Exp: 394,840
Gold: 197,420

Route 320: Ninja Valley
Exp: 105,500
Gold: 52,750

Route 321: Martial City
Exp: 310,800
Gold: 155,400

Route 323: Protectors Path
Exp: 145,220
Gold: 72,610

Route 324: Defenders Path
Exp: 251,460
Gold: 125,730

Route 325: Struggle Exit
Exp: 159,910
Gold:79,955

Total Exp without exp boost + delibird (150%) Total Gold without gold boost + amulet coin (150%)
8,617,980 4,322,760
Total Exp with exp boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with gold boost +amulet coin (350%)
17,235,960 9,841,440

Zone 13: Steel

Route 326: Mechanic Forest
Exp:134,540
Gold: 67,270

Route 327: Steel Valley
Exp: 148,320
Gold: 74,160

Route 328: Nickel Route
Exp: 103,560
Gold: 51,780

Route 330: Structure Route
Exp: 174,470
Gold: 87,235

Route 331: Metallic Fields
Exp: 165,310
Gold: 82,655

Route 332: Iron Fields
Exp 186,270
Gold: 93,135

Route 333: Manganese Road
Exp: 117,480
Gold: 58,740

Route 336: Ironbar Field
Exp: 165,420
Gold: 82,710

Route 337: Steel Cavern F1
Exp: 201,310
Gold: 100,655

Route 338: Steel Cavern F2
Exp: 204,620
Gold: 102,310

Route 340: Diamond Valley
Exp: 108,860
Gold: 54,430

Route 341: Grand Mineral Valley
Exp: 102,310
Gold: 52,155

Route 342: Tungsten Valley
Exp: 266,440
Gold: 133,220

Route 343: Diamond Town
Exp: 191,210
Gold: 95,605

Route 344: Cobalt Road
Exp: 238,580
Gold: 119,290

Route 345: Iron Mines F1
Exp: 138,360
Gold: 69,180

Route 347: Carbide Path
Exp: 117,480
Gold, 58,740

Route 349: Copper Valley
Exp: 105,450
Gold: 52,725

Route 350: Ferrous City
Exp: 276,840
Gold:138,420

Route 353: Metal Gate Way
Exp: 144,230
Gold: 72,115

Total Exp without exp boost +delibird (150%) Total Gold without gold boost +amulet coin (150%)
4,922,850 2,333,925
Total Exp with exp boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with gold boost + amulet coin (350%)
9,845,700 5,445,825

Zone 14: Psychic

Route 354: Aries Path
Exp: 188,730
Gold: 94,365

Route 355: Gemini Path
Exp: 116,640
Gold: 58,320

Route 356: Telepathic Ruins
Exp: 182,570
Gold: 91,285

Route 357: Taurus Road
Exp: 104,530
Gold: 52,265

Route 358: Paranormal Forest
Exp: 203,160
Gold: 101,580

Route 362: Psychokinetic Forest
Exp: 106,040
Gold: 53,020

Route 366: Telepathic Cave F1
Exp: 275,340
Gold: 137,670

Route 368: Drowsy Lane
Exp: 154,140
Gold: 77,070

Route 369: Mystic Town
Exp: 131,110
Gold: 65,555

Route 370: Strange Valley
Exp: 112,320
Gold: 56,160

Route 371: Aquarius Road
Exp: 344,610
Gold: 172,305

Route 373: Telepathist Path
Exp: 117,580
Gold: 58,790

Route 374: Perception Valley
Exp: 125,710
Gold: 62,855

Route 376: Rose Valley
Exp: 142,070
Gold: 62,855

Route 377: Capricorn Road
Exp: 151,080
Gold: 75.540

Route 379: Sakura City
Exp: 611,080
Gold: 305,540

Total Exp without exp boost +delibird (150%) Total Gold without Gold Boost + amulet coin (150%)
4,316,970 2,158,485
Total Exp with exp boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with Gold boost + amulet coin (350%)
8,633,940 5,036,465

Zone 15: Flying

Route 381: Blossom Exit
Exp: 257,660
Gold: 128,830

Route 382: Vulture Path
Exp: 277,660
Gold: 138,830

Route 383: Tempest Valley
Exp: 125,120
Gold: 62,560

Route 385: Cloud Town
Exp: 159,080
Gold: 79,540

Route 388: Cloud Mountains Path
Exp: 219,000
Gold: 109,500

Route 392: Nebula Town
Exp: 109,410
Gold: 54,705

Route 393: Tornado Path
Exp: 157,270
Gold: 78,635

Route 396: Star Town
Exp: 273,780
Gold: 136,890

Route 397: Sky Tower Valley
Exp: 153,800
Gold: 76,900

Route 398: Wing Valley
Exp: 160,350
Gold: 80,175

Route 401: Airborne City
Exp: 167,920
Gold: 83,960

Route 403: Sky Terra Exit
Exp: 235,760
Gold: 117,880

Total Exp without exp boost + delibird (150%) Total Gold without gold boost + amulet coin
3,445,215 1,722,607
Total exp with exp boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with gold boost + amulet coin
6,890,430     4,019,417

Zone 16: Ghost

Route 404: Haunted Path
Exp: 117,350
Gold: 58,675

Route 405: Crypt Forest
Exp: 198,640
Gold: 99,320

Route 408: Creeping Valley
Exp: 334,020
Gold: 167,010

Route 409: Phantom Town
Exp: 362,760
Gold: 181,380

Route 410: Creaking Valley
Exp: 264,650
Gold: 132,325

Route 411: Illusion Forest
Exp: 139,370
Gold: 69,685

Route 412: Spooky Valley
Exp: 158,520
Gold: 79,260

Route 413: Specter Valley
Exp: 147,540
Gold: 73,770

Route 415: Cave Of Captivation F2
Exp: 227,330
Gold: 138,665

Route 417: Raven Valley
Exp: 104,450
Gold: 52,225

Route 418: Spooky Town
Exp: 177,720
Gold: 88,860

Route 420: Gloomy Forest
Exp: 116,980
Gold: 58,490

Route 421: Grieving Valley
Exp: 195,540
Gold: 97,770

Route 422: Haunted Cavern Town
Exp: 166,090
Gold: 83,045

Route 423: Screaming Valley
Exp: 146,570
Gold: 73,285

Route 424: Soul Cave F1
Exp: 207,470
Gold: 103,735

Route 426: Soul Cave F3
Exp: 122,140
Gold: 61,070

Route 427: Malevolent Gateway
Exp: 286,440
Gold: 143,220

Route 428: Panic Valley
Exp: 273,750
Gold: 136,875

Route 429: Nightmare City
Exp: 325,230
Gold: 162,615

Total Exp without exp boost + delibird (150%) Total Gold without gold boost + amulet coin (150%)
6,093,840 3,046,920
Total Exp with exp boost + delibird (300%) Total Gold with gold boost + amulet coin (350%)
12,187,680 7,109,480

Grand Total of Exp without boost and delibird (150%)
58,395,675
Grand Total of Exp with boost + delibird (300%)
116,791,350

Grand Total of Gold without boost + amulet coin (150%)
29,197,838
Grand total of Gold with boost + amulet coin (350%)
68,128,288

P.S. I'll add zones 17-19 sometime soon, so be sure to check for when I do.

I hope this list helps players get even more gold and exp, while making the most of your 6 hours of boosts ^^

Shop part 2 how can sell any item at NPC?

Fri, 29 Jan 2016 15:13:02 +0000

For new player

Read Shop part 1 how can buy any item from NPC https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-Sho...m-from-NPC
if you did not Read

There is something you must understand

Player's items are buying by the game system. Anyone can sell any item anytime in 1/5 part of gold means in 20% gold of NPC selling price.

let's start

1[sup]st[/sup] Find shop

This is a blue building (you can find Shop in every city or town)

2[sup]nd[/sup] Enter in shop

3rd In the shop you will find 6 button

Button no. 2 is “Sell Item at NPC”

click it

These are all your Items

you can see how many bags you have and how many bags are on The Bazaar (which are not sold)

See in which price you can sell you one Item

4[sup]th[/sup] Find that item which you want to sell

You have 3 ways to find your item

1[sup]st[/sup] Filter by the first letter of Item and 2[sup]nd[/sup] Filter by the Item type

2[sup]nd[/sup] By the page

after found item

5[sup]th[/sup] Sell It

1[sup]st[/sup] Enter how many amount you want Sell

2[sup]nd[/sup] Click on sell button

Done

Shop part 3 how can buy any item from bazaar? https://forum.pokemonpets.com/Thread-Sho...rom-bazaar

If anyone thinks I made any mistake or something is missing can reply. MOST WELLCOME